Best Screen Sharing Tool for Pair Programming

[peter revelas]

I am starting a new project leveraging pair programming. The pairs will each have their own computers and monitors but the driver will be sharing his/her screen. I have lots of options to try but can anyone with some practical experience recommend a specific tool? 

[Chet Hendrickson]

I have been using VNC off and on for about 15 years.  It is very stable.  I recommend you take a look.

chet

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On Apr 27, 2015, at 9:07 PM, peter revelas <peter....@gmail.com> wrote:

I am starting a new project leveraging pair programming. The pairs will each have their own computers and monitors but the driver will be sharing his/her screen. I have lots of options to try but can anyone with some practical experience recommend a specific tool? 

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[Jade Meskill]

I've had the best luck with Screenhero (now part of Slack). It handles voice and multiple cursors on the screen very well.

https://screenhero.com/

[peter revelas]

Thanks for the help!

[Dag Rowe]

If the team works in linux check out tmux.

tmux is the cool kid on the block for remote pair programming, as long as you are using a terminal based editor such as Vim or Emacs.

http://pivotallabs.com/how-we-use-tmux-for-remote-pair-programming/

- Dag 

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